What types of exchanges can Exchange Accommodators assist me with?

What is a tax-deferred or 1031 Exchange?

Who should consider a 1031 Exchange?

What is a Reverse Exchange?

What is a Build-To-Suit Exchange?

How will Exchange Accommodators protect me in a reverse exchange?

What are some common misconceptions about 1031 Exchanges?

How will Exchange Accomodators protect me?

For Exchange Accommodators, providing security for your assets is our first priority. Here’s how we do it:

First: We create and register a single-asset corporation, which is not lienable outside of this transaction, to serve as the Exchange Accommodation Titleholder or EAT. The EAT is used only for your exchange.

Second: We secure your investment. To ensure repayment of financing to you or the lender, Exchange Accommodators and our attorneys create the appropriate security instruments, including a promissory note and a deed of trust or mortgage.

Third: We enter into binding contracts that ensure the transfer of the new property to you and restricts the EAT from borrowing against the property.